The number of landlords incorporating their property portfolios has soared to levels not seen since 2007 as property investors scramble to protect their profits from escalating tax rates and rising
The number of landlords incorporating their property portfolios has soared to levels not seen since 2007 as property investors scramble to protect their profits from escalating tax rates and rising
Landlords across the country are rushing to sell off their rental properties as mounting tax burdens and incoming renters’ rights reforms fundamentally reshape the buy to let market. Research indicates
Landlords are increasingly withdrawing from the private rental sector ahead of the anticipated Renters’ Rights Bill, according to one of the country’s leading estate agency groups. The Property Franchise Group,
The Treasury is actively considering a tax increase on landlords by extending national insurance contributions to rental income for the first time. In a move designed to fill a potential
River Island faces an uncertain future after its proposed restructuring plan failed to win support from all classes of creditors in a court-supervised vote. Despite achieving about 80 per cent






